... ?? 11-01-71n IND 111-INIII-11.0. n CHETUIOH MISSIONARY SOOII3rY-TiEE D1&LIUENUY FUNDO. TO TRtE l3hI0,C OW TrES rrZS'AoT NEWStA Lanali INtsl~oouoLi ylore a- the LLV? tigh, 1879, there wteae aii euroic bxir,'oo of £24,717, ?? tho. vxih, bi ttoi'tl OVO%, tilflutow a tre two yran mci,' ?? f'rsof tire uociiey halvo kub. riorlibvr_ *1iba t Lid Odd0 of tihE; ?? a balanca of j £10000 It lie rxd!imd ...

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... A JESUlTtJ'CUl DIEVICEI, Tun Rorne oorreepomndent of the Seatecarrd telo graphs-I have a very ourioua ksory to toll in con. osetiou with journalistio hiefory ?? rterpriee, which involves, I fLae, a c:)rreatlo~on of moy own im. preoai aoli youm yoir ?? of the ?? and protacionsierra O[ iTs, I.0W t rii (,'IAL2, ,te ?? otit llymsti itions ?? f in thio tory to that If a mitistako lss hcen amblde, ...

... FOUR DAYS ON A CAPSTZED VESSEL. Tim Pncifio Steam Navlgation Company's royal v maU steamer Sorats arrived in the Mernsy on ( Thursday from South America, and landed the } otptain and four of the crew of the brig Emnorald, It appears that the Emerald left Shields for Anocna with a cargo of coal on the 23th of November Inet, t under command of CApt-dn P. inool, For the first i few dams ...

... MR, W. B. SMIT1 ON1 PUBLIC ATFAl')i.S. [SPECIAL TiSLEGRAINQ Mlo SUTTON, SURSREYT, THUESDAY Ev~iNizG,-Tho Go F irat Lord oft ib Admiralty attended the annual Ol' be.nijuelr of the Conservative nesoolation of this dir. m trict of the County of Surrey, which woe held this wi, oveuluig in the Puablic Hll~l at Sutton. The Earl of YOl Egmront. preioidod, supported by Lord Micdlelton, 114 Us Sir ...

... BRAYTOWNSJP IMPROVERENTS. I . The CommisInoners :ir the Bray Township ldd a special meeting yesterday, in the Courthbou Bray, for the purpose of receiving the report f the special committee of the board as to the be means of alleviating the distress of the labouri4 classes, and carrying o.t refilerative works it the townthip. The commissionera present were_ Mr. tdwatd Breslin, ousirman; Messrs ...

... IDEMONSTRATION IN DUJBJLIN. I I A mass meeting of the unemployed labourers of Dublin was held yesterday at Harold's-cross Green. About eleven o'clock knots of men began to assemble on the Green, and in a short tirme a crowd of respectable dimensions had gaff bred ; by twelve o'clock there were between three and four thousand people assembled. Of course ther corner boy element was nwot ...

... -MILITARY INTELLIUENB., I .- . A.RMY NEWS FAtOM CAMPS AND CLUBS. id (FRaoN UM MIIARY CORSPotWUNT.) d - Londou, January 11th, 1880. ! I do not believe much regimental promotion is e likely to go in the earlier part of the year, unless d through casualties in India. But when we are ap- proaching the beginning of 1881, when compulsory s. retirements or promnotons ovet the headi of old D, captains ...

... I 'TH E 0P IkEIAD. I (From the Staendard of Yesterday.) The Cabinet meets to-day, and there can be lit. tle question that prominent attention will be given to the state of affairs in Irelard. The presence of the Duke of Marlborough and of the Chief Secre- tary in London at such a moment cannot fail to be of much advantage to her Majesty's Ministers in their deliberations, and we may feel ...

... - - ?? ?? I.- - i - Tllu??t I.. i - o F Delft if 0, I? ?? ? I . . (SPLCI.IJ; TEL~tbii,'. _- Clo~nqei! Fiidav Niht. The installation of the Mayorolf.Clonmel,.2deV,' man O'Connell Hackett, j.P., took place at the - Courthouse to-day. 'His worsbip wes a'tiredj'n his official robes. Hi was preceded by-the swoi7I- bearers and the mace-bearers, enad was Acpomrpanied* by.the members of the Coupoil ...

... 1.SIR WIIIMGREGOR Ae> ?? . . v TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. .3 ' A ' Clarenbridge, Januaxy 19. DEAR SIR-One of the most practical sugges- tions thrown out during the late land meetings ?? contained in i letter ofi Sir' Williamn Gregory, himself a model laudlord, on the oceasiob of the GoAtdemonstration. The suggestion was to the effect that land meetings should be utilised to throw light on ...

... X 2&2LOYROGMAL i~ORT8 Iteafing~3 of the barornetar in Dublin for the O&Asi tons daye, corrected und reduced to 32 deg. Fahreehet a tbe mean sea level. 'the black lines show the height of the barometer at 9 a.wi. each iay. The xilrcilry ?? forrani in, S.B., s.,anid 2 , W.d, (if raplidly)for heavystormsj (if slowly) for coptina.e unsettled weathek. It isles forcalm1, N.W., N., nid NMl. wincle ...